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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08

N0thsrs, tsethinq and fretfm rhildren
neeh DR., Arnolds Soothing and Quieting
Cordial. 25c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08

Ira Strong, Morris ex.soldier, has just
received Si,l50 of back pay from the gov
ernment. Hereafter he will receive pen.
sion of S24 per month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08
TAXING FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANIES

| TAXING FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANIES
The following correspondence has re
Gently passed between County Clerk Fin
len aud Attorney General Hunt relative t.
the liability OF Farmers Insurance Com
panIes to pay a two per cent. tax on the
premiums Of the company in case the re-
port Of the Revenue Commissioner should
be- adopted by the Legislature aboat TO as
semble
The Attorney General WAS written to at
the suggestion OF Hon. John Miller of
Freedom, who Is President Of the Freedom
Farmers Insurance Company, and as the
subject Is one OF interest to the farmers we
publish the letter of the clerk and the at
torney general.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Dec 81, 1886
Hon. George H. Hunt, Atty General,
Springfield, III. Dear Sir: We have in
this county great number OF farmers
who are interested in township insurance,
and number of them, embracing some of
our leading citizens, who have read the
report of the revenue commission appoint
ed by the last General Assembly and are
somewhat alarmed at the recommendations
therein made respecting taxation OF insur
snce companies or associations, and they
desire to know, and have requested me to
ask you, that in tho event Of any such law
being ensc,edl will it in any way affect
township insurance companies organized
under the act of March cath, 1874; in
force July LIST 1874
Enclosed a sheet detached from the re-
port referred to, which contains the pro
posed law. Yours very truly,
z. FISLEN, County Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08
Answers to Correspondents.

w. Ii. S.-Your suggestion as to care in
the sale of poison is excellent. The new
remedy,-Red Star Cough Cure, contains
no poison, and can be given with safety TO
infants Health officials OF Brooklyn,
Philadelphia ana Baltimore endorse it as
a most wonderful cure 1t costs only 25c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08

Freight trains csr-;:aS Dsssengers leave ottawa ~
follows: For Earl, i30P.M; for Aurora. 1905 A. u.
=, Streator, s 06 A. n. 500 p ~. and 10 S A. y.
Morning train makes close connection = tAafsf 10
all points east and west.
PpllHan Palace Sleeping Cars, B. .. Drswt.s
Room Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars and the c
b. O. Palace Dining Cars, by this route. All Informs
ton shout rates Of fare. sleeping car accommodations
and time tables viii b. cheerfully given by applying 70
PERCIVAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
H. n. STOSE. -
General Manager Chicago. GEO. 4. ROE,
Agent st Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rsilroad.

NOS and 10 arrive in Chicago ut 10 A. ". and leave
Chicago at AS p. M daily (Sunday cSceptedl.
Nos II and II run daily, including Sundays.
No. @6 carries passengers from Genesco TO Ottawa.
No. ~ carries passengers between Joliet ana la
Sal u, and No. ~ between La Sale and Joliet.
Nos % and 2S carry passengers between Blue lslaRf
and La Sale X. Il. CABLE, Gen'l Manager.
K. ST JoHN, X. +. PgETTYhAN
Genl Tkt. & Pass Agt. Agent at OTTAWA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08

Erl,,sd at ne POst OHCe AZ OitotCd. WtHOis, az
SscOHd ClIss HaR Ndtter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08
OTTAWA POST OFFICE,

N.B.-Agent- wanted at once.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10

ton he was willing to accept II he was
invited. Referring to Irish representa-.
ton ct Westminster he said his convic-
ton We lat the manag ment of strictly
Irish affairs by strictly Irish su.hority
would be ree'ly Gcctive and acceptable
to the Tri>I nation. The retention
OF ne Irish members was G
snhs H.Ary matter. What was wanted
Was q ciesr cha Tacter for the English gov
eminent which had been disgraced
throughout the world by its treatment Of
Irelsnd for seven centuries. lie was IN
able at present to suggest mode of
representation, when home rule was es-
tablished. That difficulty, however, should
not impede the settlement of the question.
4 golden opportunity now offered which
might never return. He would aCCept
s2y effective measure for home rule, sub
ject 10 the supremacy Of Parliament, the
unity OF the empire and the wish of the
Irish.
Continuing IL. Gladstone SAL II is
strange that Lord Salisbury should com
plain of the gigantic engine ofobstruction
welded oy ne, who have
the honor to belong to
minority so miserable thSt after
the elections the whole Tory press said
that home rule was extiDsuished for
ever." Mr.. Gladstone compared Lord
Salisbury with Mr. St. Clair in Uncle
Toms Cabin, in that he was always Ia
menting the hardships and difficulty Of
ireland not accepting her logging quiet
ly. Referring to the elections, he said
that EngliShmen were not very rapid in
their perceptions. Though credited with
strong sympathy with movements for the
liberty Of an oppressed nation, that sym
pathy was apt t. take the direction Of the
caanneI ali over Europe, but never
westward course over St. Georges
channel, Mr.. Gladstone cOntended
that the home rule bill was 6 restorative
and really conservative measure. lie re
GREETED that the Tories, who ought to be
recognized as such, unnappily deemed it
their duty to encounter it with the
hercest opposition.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
Private Fortunes in Ancient Times.


CrPsus possessed in landed property q
fortune equal to q, 600,0 900. besides q
large sum, of money, slaves and furniture.
The philosopher Seneca had fortune
CT 90, 500, 600.
Lentulus, the soothsayer had fortune
of GO, $4,000
Tiberius, st his death, f23. 1925, 900,
which C&liguls spent in less than ten
months.
Cesar, before he entered upon any
office, owed 60, $500
Antony owed $500, 900 st the ides of
March, paid it before the kslends of April,
and squandered f147, 900, 900 Of the pub
lie money
Apicius expended in debauchery $780,
600.
Cleopatra, at an entertainment, gave
Antony, dissolved in vinegar, who swal-
lowed 1t, pearl worth $4,000.
Esepus paid for single dish 100000.
81 CaBgula spent for one supper 100000.
Hefogabalus spent for one meal f20,-
sO00.s
Lncullus usually paid f2O,O for re
asst
81 MESSIAH gaye $780, O0 for the house of
eAa 20
Hdbt's CO. for hpgwotas ssd Eze-,
ma, ffauarsnaed.p - ~ 2 =
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
THE FIRST.
Miss Lillian Hart of Archer County Commits
stoned Notary Public.

Miss Lillian Hart of Archer County Commits
stoned Notary Public.
THE GAZETTE had pleasant call from
Judge L. W. Hart, prominent lawyer
and real estate agent of Archer county,
Judge Hart, accompanied his wife and
daughter, on their way to Leadyille,
Col, whittier they go to spend the sum
mer with the Judges son, who is eZten-
sivcly engaged in the mining business.
Miss Hart bears, with host OF amiable
qualities. the distinction of being the first
female ever commissioned q notary public
in Texas. Governor Ross issued her
commission some time ago, and the Archer
county Official refused to permit her to
qualify. They argued that Miss Hart was
not an elector, and therefore could hold
no office, but when the question was re-
feTred TO Attorney General Hogg, ne de-
cided that women were eligible, and the
young lady was sworn in.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10

+reble minor elements, physical and men
'al, which strikes Of exactly because of
their absolute afsf tatioa 70 form with
ourselves an ant quste un'un. OF course
we do no' d. Fl II, ly seek Gu. ard discover
such qus':li.s; iasiiDct works far more
intuitlvely THAI that; but we lid at last,
by subst quent observation, how trust
worthy were its immediate Indications.
That is to say, those men do so who are
wise enough TO follow the earliest
promptings of their own hearts and not
be ashamed of that divinest and deepest
of human IL 'uitions, love at lrsl sight.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
BLOOD POISON.

Three years ago l contracted blood poison
! aIp led TO physician at once and his treat
nent came near killing me. l employed an old
physician and then went to Kentucky. l then
went 10 Hot Springs and remained two months,
but nothing seemed to cure mo permanently al
though temporary relief was given me. My
condition grew desperate and L applied to q
noted quack, but l did not improve. n then
used a preparation which was preserib ID
gratis but 1t contained too much a1cohol
and aggravated my sufferings. l then spiaced
myself under the treatment of a notedsFash
vile physician and for a time was beIsesitted,
but by fall ] returned heme a ruined man
physically ana financially, with but ltHf pros
poets of ever getting wen. My M neg being
exhausted, did not know wHatto do. IN Nav,
l. -, my mother persuaded me 10 get a kBttle of
Il. b. (matG IN Atlanta) and dc so TO
crafty her but to my utter asrOuishmeht had
not finished the fist bottle before every ulcer
/ had been healed. &
To the pre- ent time have used fiWes bottles
/ and have received more benefit than Stfom all
crest combined; and am sadsle HtAt & Z.
3 is the most wonderful blood pgri1aEf yer be-
fore known, and urge Al afflicted yshne men
TO try one single DO To arc be convinced.
csn truly sayI think II taessest medss ine in the
world - HsRs la tSERTOS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL
But That Was Not the Reason tho Dudes
Stared So.

New York Paper
A lovely girl is Joy forever. Yester-
day morning such one got on q moter
train at Nineteenth street. Sac was
dressed in feecy and creamy white, and
wss just the girl Hal Reid would have
embalmed il mortal verse, or Hal Wat
son would have gotten mp desperate
filtration with. There was q spirituelle
look in her velvety eyes and an air of re
tinemen, lowering about her that told she
was lady. Every dude on the train for
the instant forgot his buCkhOrn
cane and gdzed at her, and several
older ones felt their pulses quicken
IS they drank in her fresh, pure
beauty. Presently, as they looked,
she raised her hand, and with
8 graceful sweep Of an arm that might
have been q model for the Esquiline We
nus, detached g haiTpin from the soft
coils of her hair. The dudes watched
her. The hairpin wss neatly inserted in
her right ear and indolentIy manipulated
about for few moments, and then the
hand dropped laZily into her lap. Still
the dudes watched. With the same
grace the hand was presently raised, and
for q moment the hairpin gently dallied
with her nostrils, lightly scratching the
point and now buried an inch III the re-
cess Of nose that WGS the perfection OF
the Greek. Some of the dudes were now
looking elsewhere, and the two business
men were absorbed in their newspapers.
Still that white hand toyed gracefully
with the hairpln, and finally the climax
was reached. With firm clutch of the
small black wire this symphony in lace
and lawn was endeavoring to explore the
uttermost recesses of her upper left wis
dom tooth. Still she was beautiful.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
England.
GLADSTONE ON HOME RULE.


LONDON, June at banquet last
evening at Swansea, Mr.. Gladstone said
the home rule proposal was : restorative
measure aimed st recalling into existence
az institution rutAlessly and erlminsliy
stopped 1T the end Of the last century.
Lord Harrington, he said, was called q
moderate Liberal, yet his action had
tended TO the extinction of moderate
liberalism. Chamberlain, on the other
hand, was more in conformity with the
general creed, yet mis- opposition work
drove the Liberals into q position which
would accentuste the strength Of radical.
ism. Coercion itself seemed likely to be
blocked by their attempt to ruin man
having the confidence of 6,100,00O peo-
ple.s He had been assailed 10y weapons
which were resented with Indignation
aHd contempt by all right-minded people.
sr George Trevelyan has suggested
Conference between Lord Harrington and
himself, (Mr. Glsdstone) which PROPOSE
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
a SAD Affair.

KELLER, TEN, June 3, 1857.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
To-day about 80 p. m, George Bour-
land, son of our respected and esteemed
citizen, MI a. D. Bourland, was struck
by lightning near this place and instan-
taneouslg killed. He was genial in tenn
permanent, conservative yet firm in his
convictions, mindful of his promises, sf-
fectionete and kind to his friends, neigh
bors and kinsfolk, and has ever proved
himsel! 20 be MIST excellent and eXem-
plary young man in ell the relations OF
life, and will oe greatly missed.
Thus has God, in his mysterious provi-
dence, called suddenly and quickly away
from earth's tolls and cares noble young
msn. The sympathy of our entire people
are with those who mourn his loss.
A FRIEND
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
LATEST EARTHQUAKE STORY.
a Sure Enough Volcano in chihuahua
Miles of l.aya Reported.

VI EscpOEtSus
TOMBSTONE, A. T, June 2.-Seno1
Campo, who has Just arrived from
Nacosari states that authentic news
has reached Opusura that at. the time Of
the first earthquake volcano broke oui
in Chihuahua on the side of the Sierra
Madre near Predra Yerdes about thirty
miles west of Casa Grande. Different
parties numbering thirty have gone
from Casa Grande to inspect the volcano,
none of which had, owing
to the intense heat, been able to approach
nearer than three miles. A mass of
molten lave has kept pouring down the
mountain side, and is estimated to ex-
tend fully ten miles from the center of
the volcano. Volumes of smoke By day
and red glare by night from the burning
mountains are visible for long distance.
Governor Torres of Sonora has directedE
party to inspect and report upon the
A slight shock of earth
quake was felt here Monday, and another
81 g. IN. to-day.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
Ths Law of Attraction
Philadelphia Press

The minor matters it is, OF course
universally admitted that short men asa
rule prefer tell women, while tell nish
admire little women Dark pairs by
preference with fair; the commonplace
often run after the original. People have
long noticed that this attraction toward
ones opposite tends to keep true the
standard of the race; they have not, per-
haps, so generally observed that It also
indicates roughly the existence in eitheg
Individual of desire Tor its own nafl
ural complement. 1t is difficult here to
give definite examples, but everybody
knows how, in the subtle psychology of
falling in love, there are involved iDnum-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
= No'i ND :, IOUU' -
TO the PUBLIC.

EHARLoTFsSsaS. c., April p, 1886.
After using b h, u. II tIhes!latingly STATE
that il did more geea fer ny Kidney Complaint
than all other rene tfes lcoTnblncd. It's action
IS speedy aud I cheerfuliy RECOMMEND it for
5i1rCy arrangements, 7. 3. CALLAHAN
All who desire full information about the
cause and cure of Blood Poisons. Scrofula and
Scrofulous sTe iltnss, Ulcers. Sev5s, Rheuma-
tism, kidneg46npf CGtarrh, etc, can Sc
cure By si%, free, a copy . w 81 page Illus
trated Book gof Wonders, fll9d with the most
nderful ana startling pToof ever before
knOwn.A Address, BLOOD BALM CO,
G-ts. al~H Atlanta ga.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
UNPRECEDENTED FLOODS,
Great washouts Between san Antonio and

Great Washouts Between san Antonio and
san Francisco.
Special to ihe Gazette.
san ANTONIO, TEX, June 2.-RsiIwav
men who have made the eu.iga trip report
that twenty-seven large iron and wooden
bridges have been washed sway in the
floods Of the present week t5-wcen this
city and San Francisco. Al trains are
more CT less delayed. One iron
bridge 100 miles beyond De. Rio was
washed awsy II three minutes ~ cloud
burst, tGe water coming Gown the
canyons with 2 mighty ana terrific force,
which is sid TO nave been appalling. AS
far IS csa be ssCeri2iEed there has been
no loss II lie, though msny .-susands
OF dollsrr worth Of property have been
destroyed.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
France.
BOULANGER WANTS Resi-.

DVN Ilsi-NNTFsN
PARIS, July 5.-General Ferr0n, the
new Minister OF War, offered General
Boulanger command Of the army corps.
General BouIanger has asked few
months rest.
The final estimate Of the victims OF the
burned Opera Comique places the num-
her 81 1909
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
VERY NERVOUS.

For many years 1 ave 6sssn. afflicted with
Rheumatism combines with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestiongslina 9 Yea cdgd to my
misery and l soon becass ) sc kleSand very ner
Several physicians were employed and numer-
Gus patent medicines Tcsorted 20 without bene-
bit After seeing so many ektimonials eNtol
meme d It's use and the effect was like magic
Rheumatic pains ceased, my kfAsseys were re
lieved and my CONSTRUCTION improved at once,
and l cheerfuI'y recouftssgd It TO others who
may be sluila ~ ailCJcGf 49,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Bank Of Spain offers a Handsome
Sum for Lease of the Tobacco
Monopoly in that Country,
Prince Bismarck Bent on COnciliating
Russia, and Will Try TIC Make Use
OF France To Attain That End.
Gladstone PrOnuunces the Home Ruio Bill
Restorative and Really
Conservative Measure.

Spain,
4 PREMIUM FOR TIE MONOPOLY.

MADRID, June 1.-THE bank of Spain
has presented tender TO the government
offering to form 4 company to take lease
OF the tobacco monopoly and to pay the
government SIS, 600, 900 yearly for the
privilege in addition to hal the profits
after the first three years. No other ten
ders have been presented and 1t is prooa-
bic that the banks proposal will be &C
cepted
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
,rourSG FIVE LONG YEARS.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISS, Jan. ?, Is

vrw BLOOMFIELD, MISS, Jan. ., 1858.
~ 1.FeTs CO..
tn ~ say 10 you that have been gu form &
- Iqei i've years with severe itching all
r. rsyr heard of Hop Bitters and nave
- have used up four bottles, and II has
/ 80 more good than all the DOCTORS and
mines hat they could use on or With ne. l
| -'5 md poor, but feel TO bless yous3or such
- rom vCur medicine and torfBent of the
- ~. / have had fifteen doctorsat me. one
-,-,a seven ounces of solution OF arsenic
1 G.,a.-,aoE four Quarts OF blood frein m, All
/ y--',lrt5 tell was tnat IL was skin sickness.
{. tfa- these four uOttles Of yopF LmediCine,
~ ',rs-EanG my skin is well. clean and smooth
81 - HENRY KSOCHE-
,-,,r y0Eps-FKO,I GOOD AUTtiSRIrY.- 81
~ confess that we sfs> perfectly
..-a4 1T the r.n or your Hop RittcTs. We
b ANYTHING like II. and never heard Of
sr.a Tae writer Bcnt0n) has been selling
80 a--t ueaily thirty years. and has seen
-.-.-a of ec5tCtrGT's, Vinegar and ali other
----- inn uatcrf medicines, bus never did any
/. .r.-- fr heir bet days, begin To have The
-- ranssS,trcrs have. We can't Cc-
--- III -E.cn1 Ny are cut OF them half The
som ia-;er to Hon BittCTs Co.,
--- a. .srAE, MYERS & Co., Wholesale drug
t-.-. .vu-an8IO.
.-..- TOR BABIES I'VE are pleased TO say
-- .-. ..E was pgrmanently cured al q sCTi
.r4 r.ed irTe. -larityrof the bowels by The
-H % 5tttcrs by ats mother, which n the
..ue re-tured her 10 pCTtcC, health and
81 l THE FAEENr6.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
C. g E]@ q
~ a@s8 4 G-B ~
PARTIES RENEWING THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO THE GAZETTE ARE ENTITLED
SANE PRIVILEGE.
HISTORY OF TEE UNITED STATES

contains $50 pages OF j mo. size, > due en-
cravings. and is substantially bound en- leath-
ereue tree calf GIT.
Nor IS Cheap Pamphlet like most Newspaper Book
Premiums.
The History s upon al entirely novel and
original plan, which msEes Il Indispensable TO
every person. no matter how many other histO-
res ne may have.
Is is arranged chrorologlcally by ears, from
az to l-~5. Every event Is narrated IN the
order Of il, date. These are not confined, S. IN
nIaer works to political matters, but embrace
every branch of human action. Ii describes Uu-
der lis proper date al important patents; all
discoveries in science and the useful arts; the
digging of canals and the building oil railroads
and telegraph lines. the founding Of towns and
the erection OF notable buildings and BRIGGS !;
the iirst performances of plays and the first ap-
pearances OF actors and singers fires. hoods,
nzilsIorms, tonadccs, cyclonea, epidemlcs; &C
aidcnts and disasters On sea and land; riots and
crimes: paniCs ami business failuresi "cor-
ners" and phenomenal prices IN all markets;
labor troubles, strikes and lOckOutS, and nun
drcds of other matters never mentioned 10y hl7-
J0r!ans. Besides being a history IN the 0rdln-
airy sense, Il is q condensed newspaper ME ior
four hundred years.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
.RL00l AMl SKlM R n. 3 !. - 90:
Over $1,000 Patients Successfully
Treated in 25 Years,

A large proportion of whom had previously
been sick for years, after UnsUC csstUl treat
ment 10y the best phy5cians of al -chOCls, dit
fereEt sanitariums, various natural resorts, etc.
Each physician connected with this institute
has his specially, therefore acquires much
greater proficiency in that specially IMAM those
who profess TO cure everything.
sa-send stamp for pamphlet.
Address
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
Never Forget This.

you ara sick Hop Bittcrs wiTisUrcly aid
y.gra 10 iHaaing Won well when all else fans.
fyou are roslive or dyspeptic. or are. suffer
n. from any other OF thu nUmcrO sd ceases
d. -1e stomach OF bowels, It IS your own fault
.rar remain liI, TOR Hop Eitters IS i sOyCrci, n
remedy iu All such complaints.
]. E0u are wasting away with any FORM of
Kidney disease, stop tempting death tais mo-
mont, AMI ,urh FOR Il cure 10 Hop Biticts.S
]. y0u are CIy0u7 use Hop Hitters.
i ron are q freYuenter, or reslGentOf
rIasmatin district, UaTrlCaGe your sVstcm
s- inst tile -CouTgC of all countries al arta1
eltcmic, bilious and Intermittent lgyers--by
tna gse az Hop BItteTs FH
-lgeg nave rough, pimnly or saIlow skin, BAD
-aa-l, pains and aches, and feel miserabI5
generally iI.p BitrGrs VIII give you fair skin,
r.eh blood and sweetest breath and hcal,h
Eh-- poor, rcGriiden, invalid wife, sister.
ar-aer. r laughter, IAN be made the piCJure
IF ..-.. WIih Hop Filters, costing oU. trillc.
W.i. -au le' them suffer.
In ary hey cure al diseases OF the stomach,
Wv aLsud. liver, nerves, hidne 5, BriEhts
disease. $1,000 VIII lie paid Tor case they Will
no. .aIa yr help.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10
~IsERARLENEss.

-s.-... wonderful ana marvellous success,
ia bases %. ere pc sons are sick or pinIng away
-... ..H#l ,i.u of G8iseraolesass that no one
az a!!- tlCH45l pro Itabic paJicaS5 for
5-..ar- aa-aincc b. The use OF Hon lalters
-.1 go cUreH from the first dose. ana
t..a 4. u-.ll IeTfGEt health and strength is
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10

GOOD tCCoUNT-"To summit up, six long
at e-driuden sickness and suffering,
raa.n. --.J per year, total Sl200. all OF hiCh
r.--t..nld by three bottles OF Hep Eltsers
-...a v Hpy wife, who las done her own
-.agss Tor year since without the loss of
a -.s. md j want everybody to know Il for
- Hggeh. John WEEKS, Butler